I'm just reading an article on heise.de about x32-ABI again, that's going
to be merged into Linux 3.4. This might solve the issue for some
applications in the near future (may be in a year). However, I think that
should be discussed on another mailing list.
Regards Benjamin
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On 23/04/2012 02:02, Andrea Corbellini wrote:
> I've been using x86_64 on many PCs and virtual machines with less than
> 1GB of memory. To be honest, most of these virtual machines were running
> with 512MB or less. However I never faced a slow down: 1GB is more than
> enough for whichever architec
Hello Omar, hello Andrea,
I made the experience by myself some years ago that 1GB of RAM is not
enough and the situation gets worse when you use x86_64. Firefox may have
improved it's RAM consumption, but 1GB is really not enough and will cause
swapping when you use the system the usual way throug
Hi Omar,
On Sun, 2012-04-22 at 17:24 +, Omar B. wrote:
>[...]
> At first boot it seems snappier, but after like 20 minutes of use
> (with just the browser or a few apps open), the computers slowed down
> into a crawl...
>[...]
I've been using x86_64 on many PCs and virtual machines with less
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